Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-25
California Imports and Exnorts.

California Imports and Exports.
Copyright, 1887 by tie California associated Press
WASHINGTON, November 24th.-[Special
The value of the imports for the month
OF October at San Francisco was s., SIS, ,975,
and OF exports during the same time 81
1864. The imports for ten months
ending October 31st at San Francisco,
amounted to $35, ,22060 as against S33.-
660,355 for the corresponding period in
1856. The value of exports for the ten
months ending October 31st was So, ,924,-
935, as against $2S, S,S31 ,9S2 for the same
period in 1886.
Yellowstone Park Management.
copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
WASHINGTON, November 24th.-[Special. I
1t is said that the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company will manage the hotels next
season in Yellowstone Park. Up to the
present time the Government has obtained
httie money from the lessees of the Park
privileges.
Fruit at Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 24th.-The market
for California fruit is steady. The inquiry
is fair for fine fruit, and Yesterday being
the day before Thanksgiving, it increased
somewhat. The supply is only moderate,
with falr arrivals noted. Grapes have had
pretty fair trade, there having been fair
shipping demand. The grapes having been
wanted for Thanksgiving, this demand is
practically over and inquiry is entirely
local: Muscats bring So 25 and So rs per
double crate, and Tokays 81 and 81 so for
the same sized box. There are but few
pears left, and these are being closed out
slowly at from 81 and 50 so per box. Late
red plums have fair sale at 81 25 and
81 Nome off lots fo, L..
than quotations.
Tragedians Pooling Their Issues.
PITTsBURG PENN, November 24th.-
Lawrence Barrett, the tragedian, stated to
reporter to-day that trip to England
with Mr. Booth was contemplated, but that
the visit would be very brief. Regarding
the rumor that the two tragedians would
erect a theater in New York for the ex-
elusive production of the legitimate drama,
Barrett said :" 1t is true we have in con-
temptation the erection of METROPOLITAN
theater, although not exclusively for the
| legitimate drama. 1t will be at least two
| years before the scheme can be consum-
| mated, but when it is, all sorts,of pure and
meritorious work will be produced"
Another Foreign Nuisance Coming.
CHICAGO, November 24th.-An Anarchist
| IN this city talked very vicously to a re-
porter last evening and said the work of
| organization was briskly progressing and
would be more thorough than ever before.
He said Louis Viereck, of Munich. was
! coming here to lead them and that Anarci-
ism would rise under his leadership. An
other Anarchist who was seen by the
reporter said Viereck was Socialist of the
mlldest type, and if he came here would
probably have nothing to do with the An
archlsts. 1t seems settled, however, that
Viereck is coming here.
Terrible Accident at Boston.
BosToN, November 24th.-A team at
tached to carriage, containing Patrick d.
German, William German, William and
Charles Harmon and Joseph L. Burke, was
driven through the safety gates at the rail-
| road crossing at West Newton this after
noon. The team gained the track, and the
horses becoming uncomfortable, turned
and followed the rails, and the wagon and
Its occupants were quickly overtaken by a
tram, which crashed into the rear of the
vehicle, killing the two Hannons, iniuring
Burke and badly bruising German.
The Milwaukee Brewers.
MILWAUKEE, November 24th. 1t is
thought that three thousand brewery en-
ployes will strike on Tuesday morning
because OF a circular TO be issued to them
tomorrow, by the brewing establishment s.
informing them that their Union will no
longer be recognized, because the contract
made with it had been broken. The trouble
grows out of the attitude of the Brewers
Union in ordering the boycott of three of
the firms for using malt made by the non-
Union malsters.
Two Iowa Fires.
DEs MONIES Qa.), November 24th.-A
hre this evening destroyed the establish
ment of the Des Moines Packing Company,
in the outskirts of this city. Loss. S130.-
600.
OMAHA, November 24th.-A fire at Con-
way, Ia, destroyed property valued at $50
600. Insurance, $4,000.
An Elephants Stomach.
BRIDGEPoRT Comm, November 24th.-
Drs. Seguin and Godfrey have secured ard
examined the stomach of Alice, Jumbo's
widow. 1t was found full of hay. and in
the hay were found between three and four
hundred pennies, part of a jack-knife, Job
lot of cane-ferules, a coil OF lead pipe and a
collection of assorted pebbles
Riot Among Coal Miners.
PITTsBURG, November 24th.-A riot oc
Cured IN Bedford tonight between mem
bers of the notorious "OWl" gang and
some twenty-five Italians living in the
neighborhood. Pistols, knives and stones
were used promiscuously. Two men were
shot and twelve or fifteen others injured.
but no person killed.
Ahead of the Record.
PHILADELPHIA, November 24th.-Little-
wood still keeps ahead of the record and
his friends think he will beat it. The fol-
lowing was the score up to II P. NJ. to-
night Littlewood, 440 miles; Albert. All
Noremac, o13; Panchot, 400; Elson, $50.
Railroad Consolidation.
OMAHA, November 24th.-Winslow Jud-
son, PRESIDENT OF the st. Joseph and ST.
Louis Railroad announces the consolidation
OF that road with the Santa Fe. This
makes an important connection for the
Santa Fe system.
Three Good Heats.
MoRRIsIANA On. ", November 24th.-
a great trottlng match between Rosallnd
Wilkes and kenilworth, Oh the Fleetwood
track, took place to-day and was won bv
Rosalind Wilkes in straight heats in
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Forest Fires 0uenched.
MEMPHIS, November 24th.-Reports from
the surrounding country indicate a general
heavy rainfall, and the quenching of the
forest fires, which for the past week have
been so destructive.
Consumption Surely Cured.
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